Inconvenient Facts

Inconvenient Facts

The Facts About Climate Change

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48 reviews

Archived App (Last seen on 10 Jun 2026)

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • February 3, 2019
  • March 14, 2024

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Access well-sourced facts and data challenging prevailing narratives about man-made climate change. Features include a climate simulator and photo sharing capabilities to easily disseminate information.

Challenging climate change narratives
Well-sourced and referenced facts
Illustrations and short videos
Photo capture and social sharing
Climate simulator for emission impact
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What's New in Inconvenient Facts

2.1.0

March 14, 2024

Bug fixes, updated to iOS 13.

User reviews

The sad thing is good people do nothing and wondered what happened?

This message needs to get out. It’s up to good men and women to take a stand on this and get the message out. Just do it!

Let’s reach out to two people and bring this message to them. Have them do the same thing. Let’s go viral with this and quit being silent.

It’s estimated the United States will spend $50 trillion by 2050 to significantly reduce CO2. Yes $50 trillion.
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Perfect app if you’re a climate denier!

Full of cherry picked conclusions, climate denial, and pseudo science. Greg Wrightstone is the executive director of the CO2 coalition which is a climate denialist organisation. The CEO of this company is the former CEO of the American Petroleum Institute. Please don’t support these people by downloading this app.
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Plenty of sources data

I read all of the negative climate catastrophist reviews which sound like Michael Mann quotes. Attack the author for being a fossil fuel stooge, yet they site no data to back-up their claims that climate change is a threat. The media narrative is false and will be exposed further when the earth doesn’t end in 2035, then 2050 etc.. The climate is changing naturally and will continue to do so even if we are foolish enough to reach net zero. Net zero is for suckers, just look at China and India. They’re building hundreds of coal plants each year to power their economies while the west pursues deindustrialization. Talk about promoting policies that lead to war!
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The essential gas of all life on Earth

Only in a corrupted world could the essential gas of all life on earth be inverted 180 degrees to become an apocalyptic threat to mankind from cherry picked data over a very short time frame in Earth’s history.

Shatter the many myths of the great climate scam with it’s agenda for greater control of the plebs by elites cruising the world in private jets and super yachts (which are curiously exempted from climate taxes) to their many luxury mansions with simple facts that blow them out of the water.
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Very informative

Don’t believe any of the 1 star reviews done by very stupid people. The climate is changing, there is no doubt, but it’s the cause that is in question. Morons would have you believe it’s all the fault of human behaviour where as the FACTS show something completely different. Get this program, read the book, watch the YouTube video.
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FAQ

What is this app about?

This app provides access to facts and data that challenge the widely accepted notion of catastrophic man-made climate change. It is based on the book 'Inconvenient Facts' and aims to present an alternative perspective on climate science.

What are the key features of this app?

Key features include access to well-sourced and referenced inconvenient facts, accompanied by illustrations and short videos. It also offers a photo capture feature for social sharing and a MAGICC simulator to estimate future warming based on emission reductions.

Is this app free to use?

Yes, this application is available for free. There are no in-app purchases or advertisements mentioned.

What can I do with the MAGICC simulator?

The MAGICC simulator allows users to estimate the amount of future warming that could be averted by reducing carbon dioxide emissions. You can adjust reduction percentages for industrialized nations or just the United States, and project outcomes to 2050 or 2100.

How can I share information from the app?

The app includes a photo capture feature. You can take a selfie or use an existing picture from your library and then share it directly using social media, email, or other sharing platforms.